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Over the Rainbow Combined Arrangement Guitar Measures 19 & 20

This lesson will teach you how to play measures 19 & 20 of the combined arrangement (solo) version of Over the Rainbow. To listen to the whole song go to the COMBINED ARRANGEMENT TAB video. An essential part of any performance of an arrangement of a tune is that the melodic line should be heard clearly above the accompanying notes. Go to the MELODY Measures 19 & 20 page to revise the melody for these measures. If you want to impress, let that melody fly! Go to the CHORDS Measures 19 & 20 page to revise the chords for these measures.

**NOTE**  Video TAB for the Over the Rainbow combined arrangement only available in Fingerpicking’s  “BEYOND TABS” guitar course. CLICK HERE to join

 

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Video Script:

on the first beat of this guitar solo

the first note is played by the

4th finger, on the 1st string, 5th fret

followed by the

3rd string played open

and then the

1st finger, on the 2nd string, 1st fret

and the 1st string open

for these four notes

count 1 an, 2 an

The Guitar Tabs on the bottom of the video screen will help you find where to place your left hand fingers

you can see here that we have played the top 3 notes of a C chord, which is the harmonising chord

on the 3rd beat of the first of these two measures play an Am chord

“p” plays the 5th string

“i” plays the 3rd string

“m” plays the 2nd string

“a” plays the 1st string

count 1 an, 2 an

on the first two beats of the next measure play a Dm chord

“p” plays the 4th string

“i” plays the 3rd string

“m” plays the 2nd string

“a” plays the 1st string

count 1 an, 2 an

to complete this acoustic guitar solo, on the second two beats play a G7 chord

“p” plays the 6th string

“i” plays the 3rd string

“m” plays the 2nd string

“a” plays the 1st string

Count 1 an, 2 an

This arrangement could as easily sit with the title of “Jazz chords Lesson” or “classical guitar lesson” and be interesting to players from both genres

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